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Wu Feng got in, and Li Dahu went around to the other side to get in the car.

The transport vehicle started up, turned around, and drove deeper into the base.

The headlights shone ahead, revealing the buildings on both sides.

There are square warehouses, factory buildings with warning signs, and several buildings whose purpose is unclear.

Occasionally, patrolling soldiers would pass by on the road, and they would let the car pass once they saw the license plate number.

After driving for about ten minutes, the surrounding buildings changed, transforming from an industrial area into a residential area.

Trees lined both sides of the road, and the streetlights shone with a warm light.

Rows of small villas stand in neat rows, with gray walls, white windows, and small courtyards, looking completely different from the military buildings outside.

The delivery truck stopped in front of a small villa.

Li Dahu got out of the car, took out a bunch of keys from his pocket, opened the courtyard gate, and looked back at him: "Come in."

Wu Feng walked in carrying his backpack.

The yard wasn't big, it was covered with a lawn, and a few shrubs were planted against the wall, all neatly trimmed.

Two soldiers followed behind, carrying the game pod. They went into the house, moved the game pod into the second-floor bedroom as instructed by Li Dahu, and then went back out.

Li Dahu handed him the key: "Wu Feng, you can stay here for now. We can talk about anything tomorrow."

He took a folded piece of paper out of his pocket, unfolded it, and handed it to him. "Here is a map of the base. We'll arrange for you to meet the others tomorrow."

Wu Feng took it and glanced at it.

The map was drawn in great detail, with residential areas, office areas, research areas, and training areas clearly marked.

The conference hall is located in the north-central part of the map, marked with a prominent red box.

He nodded: "Okay."

Li Dahu glanced at him, then turned and walked out.

He stopped at the door, turned back, and said, "By the way, there's a cafeteria here, serving three meals a day at set times. If you don't want to go, you can have it delivered to your room. I'll pick you up at eight o'clock tomorrow morning."

"it is good."

Li Dahu pushed open the door and went out. The courtyard gate closed, and his footsteps gradually faded into the distance.

Wu Feng stood in the living room, his gaze sweeping over his surroundings.

The living room isn't big; it has a sofa, coffee table, and TV cabinet—not many things, but everything is there.

Several landscape paintings hung on the wall, and a few potted plants were placed on the windowsill, making the place look clean and tidy.

He put his backpack on the sofa and took a walk around the first floor.

The kitchen, bathroom, and storage room were all normal.

Then we went up to the second floor, where there were two bedrooms, a study, and a bathroom.

He pushed open the bedroom door, and the gaming pod was already set up against the wall, with the power cord plugged into a socket in the corner.

He stood in the doorway and scanned the area, his gaze moving from the ceiling to the walls, and from the walls to the floor.

No surveillance equipment was found.

He went into the bedroom and checked it again.

I looked through the bedside table, wardrobe, desk, and lamp.

I also glanced at the bathroom; the mirror, shower, and exhaust fan were all in good working order.

After confirming that there was nothing wrong, he returned to his bedroom and closed the door.

I walked up to the game pod, opened the hatch, and lay down inside.

The hatch slowly closed, and the familiar feeling of weightlessness came over me. Everything went black, followed by a flash of white light.

Wu Feng opened his eyes and returned to his bed in the Champion's Mansion bedroom.

It was already dark outside the window. There were no lights on inside, only moonlight filtering through the cracks in the window, casting several silvery shadows on the floor.

He sat up, and with a slight thought, opened his backpack.

There is a line of small text at the top of the backpack interface that displays the current hunger level.

The pointer has already shifted into the red area; any lower and it will affect the properties.

He took out a dry meal, a piece of braised beef, and a pot of water from his backpack and placed them on the table.

He tore off a piece and put it in his mouth, chewing slowly.

After eating, the hunger level returned to normal.

He put away the oil paper and the empty kettle, stood up, walked to the bedside, and sat down cross-legged.

Take a deep breath and close your eyes.

The Nine Yang True Qi in his dantian surged instantly, flowing slowly along his meridians.

The warm true energy flowed like golden streams through my limbs and bones, washing away fatigue with each passing part of my body.

At the edge of the field of vision, a pale gold system notification steadily popped up—

[Nine Yang Divine Skill Proficiency +306]

One week, two weeks, three weeks...

The true energy washed over the meridians again and again, becoming increasingly solid.

The moonlight gradually dimmed, and the sky changed from pitch black to deep blue, and then from deep blue to grayish-white.

Morning light streamed through the window into the room, and Wu Feng was still circulating his inner energy.

He was immersed in cultivation, his breathing was long and steady, and a faint golden halo surrounded him.

Until a ringtone suddenly sounded in my ear.

drip-drip-drip-

The sound wasn't loud, but it was exceptionally clear in the quiet room.

Wu Feng slowly finished his practice and opened his eyes.

He glanced at the control panel of the gaming pod beside the bed, and a small window popped up, displaying an incoming call notification.

He reached out and tapped the call button.

"Wu Feng, are you awake? You can come to the conference room now. I'll introduce you to the person in charge of this project."

Li Dahu's voice came from the small speaker in the cabin, with a slight static.

"She's awake," Wu Feng replied. "I'll be right there."

"Okay, I'll wait for you at the entrance of the conference hall. Once you leave the residential area, head north, and you'll see that building."

"it is good."

The call has ended and the small window has closed.

Wu Feng stood up and stretched his limbs.

The joints made a series of soft cracking sounds, and the fatigue from practicing all night long dissipated considerably during the activity.

With a slight thought, he opened his backpack.

He took out a portion of dry food and a pot of water, and quickly finished eating.

After finishing his meal, he raised his hand to open the game interface and tapped "Log out of game" with his fingertip.

A flash of white light, and the hatch slowly slid open.

Wu Feng opened his eyes, sat up, and jumped out of the game pod, using the edge as leverage.

He paused for a moment when his feet touched the ground.

It was already daylight outside the window, and sunlight streamed through the gaps in the curtains, casting a golden band of light on the floor.

He walked to the window and reached out to pull back the curtains.

The sunlight suddenly flooded in, making it a bit dazzling.

He squinted and looked outside.

The lawn in the yard shimmered green in the sunlight, and dewdrops clung to the leaves of the bushes.

In the distance, you can see several similar small villas, and further away are rolling mountains covered with lush trees.

Wu Feng stared out the window for a few seconds, then frowned slightly.

It's been a long time since I logged off in the morning.

Lately, I've been logging off at night to grab a late-night snack and then coming back to continue, so my biological clock is a bit messed up.

He stood by the window for a while, then turned around, picked up the map on the table, unfolded it, and glanced at it.

The conference hall is located in the north-central part of the map, not far from the residential area, about a ten-minute walk.

He folded the map, put it in his pocket, and walked out of the room.

I went downstairs, left the courtyard, and walked north along the road in front of the gate.

The morning air was fresh, carrying the fragrance of grass and trees and the dampness of the soil.

The road was quiet, with the occasional bird call coming from the trees along the roadside.

After walking for about five minutes, the surrounding buildings began to change.

Small villas in residential areas are gradually being replaced by tall buildings.

The building's exterior walls were painted grayish-white, and the windows were narrow, making it look sturdy.

There were more pedestrians on the road.

Soldiers in uniform walked by in twos and threes, their steps quick and their voices soft.

Researchers in white lab coats hurried along, some carrying folders or coffee cups, others whispering amongst themselves.

Wu Feng glanced at it a few times and continued walking forward.